Optical Service definition

Optical Service means the provision of a sight-correcting appliance upon prescription by a
Optical Service means the provision of a sight-correcting appliance upon prescription by a Recognised Provider, or a repair of such appliance by a Recognised Provider.
Optical Service means a repair or appliance provided by a registered optician or optometrist in private practice and excludes sunglasses.

Examples of Optical Service in a sentence

  • One Time Credits: Customer will receive a credit of $27,330 which will be applied against Customer’s U.S. Private Line and Metro Private Line Optical Service.

  • The Board shall provide each teacher with optical insurance equivalent to B Standard Plan with MD Rider and two OD locations of the Co/op Optical Service.

  • Customer will receive a credit of $21,712 which will be applied against Customer’s U.S. Private Line and Metro Private Line Optical Service.

  • Effective with the signing of this contract, the City shall provide for Employees and eligible members of Employees' families an optical plan as provided by the Co-Op Optical Service "Plan B".

  • The Optical Service Charge recovers the labor involved with designing, provisioning, and installing Customer and Central Office Nodes.

  • The City shall provide for err.ployees and eligible members of employee's famil~' an Optical Plan as provided by the Co-op Optical Service in their plan dated October 14, 1976.

  • The City shall provide for employees and eligible members of employee's family Optical Plan B (Effective 3/17/93) as pUrnoivoind.ed by the Co-op Optical Service.

  • The City shall provide for employees and eligible members of employee's family an Optical Plan as provided by the Co-op Optical Service in their plan dated October 14, 1976.

  • Two (2) basic configurations are available for Private Line Digital and Optical Service: 1) Point-to-point Service allows for two (2) locations to be connected by one (1) dedicated transport service; and 2) Private Line Hub Service which allows Globalgig to aggregate multiple lower point-to-point services terminating at multiple locations onto one (1) higher capacity service terminating at another location.